Canada Extends Open Work Permits to At-Risk Manitoba Nominee Candidates Under New Public Policy

Maple News reports that the federal government will issue open…

Canada Updates Express Entry Timelines: FSWP and PGP Shorten Waits, PNP Edges Up

Maple News reports that on August 10, IRCC refreshed processing-time…

Alberta Expands AAIP Nominations by 200 for 2026, Broadening Pathways to Permanent Residence

Maple News reports that the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP)…

Canada citizenship certificates: processing time jumps to 25 months as backlog swells, Maple News reports

Maple News reports that, as of August 10, the processing…

Northwest Territories Expands Nomination Slots to 300 for 2026, NTNP Announces

Maple News reports that the Northwest Territories Nominee Program (NTNP)…

Why UAE Residents Are Choosing to Immigrate to Canada: What You Need to Know

Maple News reports that each year, thousands of residents from…

Five Lucrative Part-Time Job Opportunities for International Students in Canada in 2024

With the recent reintroduction of limits on the number of…

Visitor Visa vs. Super Visa: Key Differences and Eligibility Criteria for Canada

When considering travel to Canada, it's essential to understand the…

Meet the 12 Parliamentarians Steering Canada’s Immigration Policy

Maple News reports that Canada has confirmed the 12 Members…

The Real Timeline for Canadian Citizenship: Why the Process Can Take Longer Than You Think

Maple News reports that the path to Canadian citizenship through…

Ontario issues 2,102 invitations in latest regional draws spanning foreign workers, international students, and in-demand roles

Maple News reports that the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) conducted 12 targeted draws on April 23, 2026, issuing 2,102 invitations to apply (ITAs) to candidates with job offers across four Ontario regions. The invitations were issued through the province’s Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker, International Student, and In-Demand Skills […]

Maple News Reports: A Third of Vermonters Could Now Claim Canadian Citizenship After Descent-Law Reform

Maple News reports a landmark shift in Canada’s citizenship policy that could make roughly one in three Vermonters eligible for Canadian citizenship, following a December 15, 2025 change to the citizenship-by-descent rules. Canada has scrapped its first-generation limit, meaning anyone born before December 15, 2025 who can trace their lineage […]

New Canadian Ancestry Law Opens Passport Path for Thousands in Massachusetts, Maple News Reports

Maple News reports that a recent change to Canada’s Citizenship Act expands the pathway to Canadian citizenship by descent for Americans born before December 15, 2025, removing the previous generational limit. The update particularly benefits U.S. citizens with Canadian ancestry, including many Massachusetts residents, who now stand to qualify for […]

Maple News Reports: BC and New Brunswick Expand Rural Work Permit Access Under Federal Policy

Maple News reports that British Columbia and New Brunswick have opted into the federal government’s temporary policy expansion, granting rural employers more flexibility to hire low-wage temporary foreign workers under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. They join Nova Scotia, Manitoba, and Quebec, which announced participation earlier this month. The measures […]

BC Overhauls Provincial Nominee Program: Healthcare and Trades Take Priority as Student Streams Are Scrapped

Maple News reports that the Government of British Columbia is overhauling the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP), unveiling its 2026 priorities, canceling the planned launch of student streams, and closing several immigration pathways. The changes mark a pivot toward healthcare workers and skilled trades, with a stated goal that […]

Express Entry reforms could fast-track high-wage workers to permanent residence earlier than planned, IRCC official says

Maple News reports that Canada’s Express Entry overhaul could prioritize higher-earning workers for permanent residence sooner than previously expected, according to a senior official from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). While the full set of reforms is expected to be implemented over the next 12 to 18 months, the […]